Usage of "displode" | TermGallery

To expand suddenly with great force, a loud noise and release energy because of strong inner pressure due to a violent chemical or physical reaction.

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Examples for "explode"

Water shortages are a global problem as populations soar and cities explode. 
 Reuters 

Mark didn't want the situation to explode into something they'd all regret. 
 The Kill Order 

He certainly hadn't made the lights explode simply by looking at them. 
 Haunted 

Costs could explode because the bill sets crop support rates too high. 
 Reuters 

The first shuttle to explode had actually not left the ship yet. 
 Cauldron of Ghosts 

I shall detonate it when the ship is in an optimum position. 
 The Reality Dysfunction 

You need two people to enter the code simultaneously or it'll detonate. 
 Ascension 

The note said: Don't go to the cops or I will detonate. 
 News.com.au 

Convinced I am a ticking bomb that could detonate at any moment. 
 My Life, My Tapes 

They'll be in a position to detonate their mines and devastate everything. 
 The new yorker 

It came to me suddenly: he meant to blow up the Intendance. 
 The Seats of the Mighty, Volume 3 

First, he judged it necessary to blow up the bridge of Demir-Hissar. 
 Greece and the Allies, 1914-1922 

He could not blow up one of these bubbles on the spring. 
 Around the Tea-Table 

Gas of northern metaphysics to blow up Broad Church bishops like balloons. 
 The Ball and the Cross 

The wind begins to blow up sharply, though it was very pleasant. 
 A Little Girl in Old Boston 

Usage of displode in English

Cats and daenids and other more exotic things, like the rooks in the garret, all of them disploded with a gory popping sound. 
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Meanings of displode in English